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Key parameters for reliable biosensing using organic photoelectrochemical transistors: a case study on bilirubin detection
Organic photoelectrochemical transistors (OPECTs) combine the biocompatibility of organic electrochemical transistors with light-driven operation, offering a promising platform for biosensing. Yet, their full potential remains untapped due to overlooked operating parameters. In this work, we investi
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